March of Dimes

The annual March of Dimes, Wyoming Chapter, March for Babies event is Saturday, May 9th, at Crossroads Park.

The March of Dimes has an urgent need for books to be included in backpacks given to Wyoming families with babies in the NICU.  Reading is one of the most important things you can do with your child. New research suggests that early reading contributes to brain development. When you have a baby in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), it is a way to bond and connect.  Help support these familie

Registration is now open for individuals and teams for the 2014 March for Babies.

On May 17 in Casper hundreds of families and business leaders will join together in the March of Dimes annual March for Babies—the nation’s oldest walk fundraiser honoring babies born healthy and those who need help to survive and thrive.

Registration is now open for individuals and teams for the 2014 March for Babies.

As if it hasn't proved itself already, Thankful Thursdays at The Beacon has proven once again why it is THE place to be on Thursday nights, by raising money for the March of Dimes. Casper came out once again to support a local charity and, oh yeah, drink really really cheap beer, as these pictures can attest to.

Have you been to Thankful Thursdays yet? If not, you're missing out on your chance to win $500 each week with our 95 bottles of prizes game. Plus we build support each week for a different charity. This week we are raising money for Casper's March of Dimes - helping in the fight against premature babies.

After weeks of gathering pledges, supporters from all over Casper gathered at City Park to participate in the 2011 March for Babies. Following either a one or four mile walk through downtown Casper, participants returned to City Park to enjoy a breakfast of hamburgers and hot dogs.

Kellan Grogan, the son of Tom and Sommer Grogan of Casper, was born on Christmas Eve 2010, and due to his health complications, had to be sent to Denver, CO via Air Life. Kellan, Tom and Sommer spent 3 months in Denver while Kellan healed from his numerous surgeries. While in Denver, Tom and Sommer were able to stay at the Ronald McDonald House, allowing them to be close to their son, while easing